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July 18, 2008

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This Month in HIV; Podcasts/Transcripts Every Month; May 2008 Podcast: Top 10 HIV Stories of the Past Year

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Paul, 37, lives in the Northeast, where he is an HIV/AIDS educator. To e-mail Paul, click here.

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IN MEMORIAM

Michael Shernoff, an HIV-
positive therapist, author and long-time expert at TheBody.com, died on June 17 after a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer. Michael, 57, was a pioneer of sex education, particularly among gay men.

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